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Guidelines on Public Rights of Access to Judicial Proceedings and Records (Mass.)
the most recent statewide and local Oregon difficulties (to put it mildly) public officials are having with the true meaning and spirit of our Public Records Laws. (And remember the…
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Elf Churches Have Standing in the Courts of Iceland (and why not?)
“Indigenous Rights of Hiddenfolk and Native People,” by Kris Olson, OSB Bulletin, December 2014. ‘…. Upon arriving at the law department at the University of Iceland, I inquired about…
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Vanornum I: ORCP 1.735: Applicable to Appellate Courts? Tracking and Interpreting Legislative and Council on Court Procedures (CCP) History
State of Oregon v. Ian George Vanornum (SC S060715), decided December 27, 2013: Excerpt, p. 7: “…. The initial question that this case raises — whether ORCP 59 H…
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Keep Up With the U.S. Supreme Court and Oregon Appellate Courts
Summary Services from the Willamette Law Online website: 9th Circuit Case Summary Service Oregon Court of Appeals Case Summary Service Intellectual Property Case Summary Service Oregon Supreme Court Case…
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Oregon Small Claims Court Limit Raised Oct 1, 2011: Now $10,000
I was reminded recently to repost this information about the increased jurisdictional limit in the Oregon Small Claims Court. Link to my previous blog post for…
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OJD iForms: A DIY Option
OJD iForms is an easy way for self-represented litigants to produce court documents in a variety of case types including Family Law, Landlord/Tenant, and Small Claims. According to the…
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PACER: Researching Federal Court Case Dockets and Documents
required). 4) The PACER website provides detailed cost and billing information. (The State of Oregon counterpart (not to be confused with the U.S. District of Oregon , which is…
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Who can, or can’t, vote for Oregon Justices of the Peace?
may require as a qualification for the office that a person serving as justice of the peace in the district be a member of the Oregon State Bar. [Amended by…
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UPDATED: How to Find a Case Online – using Free resources
menu to select a jurisdiction. Alternately, you can use the Advanced Scholar Search to select specific courts to search (for example, “238 Or App 678” with the Oregon…